at least not like that!!

G3???

....In brief, he is a guitar player not a singer !

Me either! 🤷🏼‍♂️ Yes, mighty soulful👍

He sings lead on Lovers are crazy from the flexable album kzfaq.info/get/bejne/ftOoaZlizMy1n40.html

After all he plays the mighty Sky Guitar.......

Uli is just a champion guitar player. A real Master. I am glad he left the Scorpions. They are great and so is he but his style was not the pop they wanted. Uli is far to intelligent to play pop.

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Eric Sardinas' tone is like sardinas

@@immortalx50 :))))))))

Not underrated. Anyone who knows him admires his playing. He is under appreciated and sort of too unknown to the average people. His name is not as big as Steve Vais for example. That's a bummer but I don't think that matters to him. I've met him a few times in person. A friend of mine builds his sky guitars. He is on another level of life and his mind is like in another dimension. That's why he seems a little like Hendrix to me. He is just spiritually so deep connected to the guitar. It's amazing

Definitely not underrated!

Probably the best vocal performance I've heard from Vai. Including studio tracks.

Nope…known him since he was still in scorpions

great listen to Johnny Hallyday +Lou Gramm : the best singers for this song and with a great guitar solo with Mick Jones at Taratata

Amen.

Just saw him in Milwaukee...never miss him kzfaq.info/get/bejne/Y8-XmdGY1t3VaH0.html

Uli Jon Roth and Richie blackmore

Richie then uli...

Blackmore and him essentially.

listen to Johnny Hallyday +Lou Gramm : the best singers for this song and with a great guitar solo with Mick Jones at Taratata

that little dive bomb move was epic

He is not from this world.

One thing is true the worl never came the samme afther thath in 1966

Yellow Raven🎸

I'd say it's still outstanding

@@randalclarke5487 For sure it is. After he leave the band I lost interest for them. As with Deep Purple when Blackmore left.

The song ”Top of the bill”….the guitar there is perfectly MONSTROUS…

@@princeworld4769 that one is heavy af

Lots of Reverb and Delay, not that much gain but relatively loud master vol plus a bit of fuzz and voila.

Compressor, overdrive, distortion and palm harmonics

Yeeeh 👌👍👍👍🍀 7:17

Adam Lewis I agree! It sounded a bit like a combination of Hey Joe and Hush from Deep Purple.Nice one!

Adam Lewis He really is the man!

RPG 808​ The tape is so the high and low E strings don't find their way under the sides and get stuck!

Adam Lewis He is a great guy, but it looks like he injured his right wrist, and possibly slowed down for therapeutic reasons.

Entirely possible...

Hahaha, that's true !

As a guitar player I love to insert riffs from other tunes.

Sorry, it's the " A Day in the Life " melody

@@squidface4381 Agreed I immediately thought of "A Day in the Life "

Time stamp

TheShredfester Synchronicity on the hysteresis curve, fairly rare.

TheShredfester Through a Blackstar amp as well

I smile at the phrase triple attack

No doubt about that!!

He sings lead on this song from his flexable album kzfaq.info/get/bejne/ftOoaZlizMy1n40.html

This observation is so fundamentally true. These artists are each paying a tribute to the great Jimi Hendrix who has had a deep influence in each of their musical journeys. And they are not over thinking what they are playing. They are each relishing this moment in their music path. I too love all these great musicians, especially Jimi.

Fred and Patty Chandler I couldn't have said it better my self.

You guys are right on the money. They’re having fun in the spirit of everything Jimi stood for and paying homage to the man and his music without overthinking things.

You nailed it. This is not a competition, rather a celebration and remembrance of the genius of Jimi Hendrix.

You are Absolutely right Mate , it's just a Spontaneous Casual and Musical Expressions from whatever Cells , Veins and Etc parts, Organs of their Bodies and Souls . If One knows how to Play Guitar and have had participated at a Random stage unprepared and has to String the Straps of the Guitar Wrung out at the Shoulders till the Waist and the Rest must be History,

He didn’t even play 🤣

Renan Menezes best

So fucking good!!

tone, absoltely unique

Uli is on another level.

He wasn’t on Lonesome Crow, that was Michael and Rudolph Schenker. But I agree with the Scorpions stuff. Electric Sun was great too.

he isnt under-rated they know he is tops of the rock he could play classical till you weep his only peer in this would be blackmore rock style and classical --i laugh watch the others play licks after hearing uli they are like students lol steve vai hilarious

Yeah, Lonesome Crow was Michael. But all of Uli’s stuff is just magic. One of my all time favorite guitarists. He’s one of the very best on the planet

​@@paulkcormier : I've been a huge fan of Uli Roth, Steve Vai, and Steve Morse since the early 1980's. Being different doesn't make one worse, or better. Each of them can do things the others can't. You know, this whole thing about "the best" was summed up perfectly by Jimi Hendrix, who when asked what he thought about people saying he was the "best guitarist" said: _"Maybe the best guitarist in this chair."_ And while Blackmore is great and all too, he's not in the same league as Uli, Vai, or Morse. I can easily play anything he did by ear, but for a lot of Vai and especially Steve Morse, I have to study it first. Uli actually less so, but that's just because I am more classically influenced and Vai and Morse both use a lot of jazz harmony. And that's something Uli doesn't do much at all of, other than a couple of chords here and there. Whereas Steve Vai is Berklee Grad (the most prestigious jazz school in the country). He got a job transcribing Frank Zappas music by transcribing _The Black Page,_ Zappas most complex piece of music, and mailing it to him. He also played in Zappas band for while: the band noted for fostering a ton of the best musicians there were at the time. You just can't get a better seal of approval as a rock musician. Steve Morse is a Music graduate from the University of Miami where he studied classical and jazz guitar. The same university that both Pat Metheny and Jaco Pastorious came from. Interesting side note, Steve worked as a co-pilot for a couple of years, but I digress. Morse can also play such a hige variety of styles amazingly well. None of the other guitarists anyone has mentioned here has come anywhere near Morse as far as that goes. Maybe you just don't have the ear for jazz harmony, and that's fine, but typically jazz harmony is a lot more complex. There are modern classical composers who use more complex harmony like we hear in jazz, but that's not the stuff Uli Roth is playing. He seems to prefer older classical harmony. This isn't a bad thing, I most often prefer that myself, but it's not as difficult to learn the theory. Anyway, bashing on anyone, but especially players like Steve Vai and Steve Morse only makes *you* look bad. Not them. Just something to think about.